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Changing the host name

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Deektribe
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Joined: 2016-01-30 03:01

Changing the host name

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Using PCHW V2,

I have it all setup and working. The trouble is, when someone launches the client (I think you call it the server), they all show up in the viewer as the same thing (whatever you have set in the SC Create tool for access code) and there is no way to tell who is who

Is there anyway for SC tool to use the PC name that is running the server or even better yet, the logged in user name.

Worst case would be to make the user type in a name once they launch the tool.

Thanks in advance and great job this tool is awesome.
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